[mythtvnz] DVB-T MHEG EPG
Tony Sauri
hoiho.nz at gmail.com
Fri Apr 30 02:21:50 BST 2010
On Thu, 29 Apr 2010 23:55, Solor Vox wrote:
.
>
> Let me know of anything else that would be helpful. I'm thinking that
> there might be a way to pull data from the tuners directly from
> mythtv. Since mythtv has built-in rb-browser to view the MHEG stream
> while watching TV. So maybe I can hook directly in and not need
> exclusive use of the tuner.
>
a)Solor Vox I like the work you have been doing thanks for picking this up.
b) Not an enhancement request yet, but I hope this will be food for thought
that may develop into something useful.
I have been analysing the mhegdata and have developed a theory that there is a
series code built in.
If we look at the data for two episodes of Coronation Street (below)
20
70200
73800
1
19:30
49
/10167750
Coronation Street
Jed demands money from Tony; Peter is determined to make a
change; and Steve and Becky risk a kiss under the mistletoe.
2
/pngs/ear.png
/pngs/pgr.png
1
50
/1008390 <<<<<<<<<<<
Coronation Street
No synopsis available
0
18
70200
73800
1
19:30
49
/10167752
Coronation Street
Tony deals with Jed; Steve and Becky are happy in a winter
wonderland; and Molly is guilty after banishing Pam.
2
/pngs/ear.png
/pngs/pgr.png
1
50
/1008390 <<<<<<<<<<<
Coronation Street
No synopsis available
0
The fields I have indicated with <<<<<<<<<<< do not vary and it seems
sensible to me that the Freeview PVR uses this for it's "series record"
function.
Now the challenge is how to use this intelligence to create a series
scheduling capability in MythTV.
My first thought was "Series 1008390" into the synopsis field but then there
is a need to set up a keyword search to actually set the scheduling rule.
There are also other kludges like creating a new sql table and running a
regular cron to automate the scheduling.
Any other ideas out there?
Regards
Tony
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